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The old granny smiled strangely. "Young lad, what else do you want?"

I couldn't help but bitterly smile. "Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to do anything …."

"Old granny, I will transcend you now. It's good to be reborn earlier, even staying in this broken house isn't a solution."

The grandma waved her hand and said, "No need. I'm fine here. At least I still have the longan tree to accompany me." As she spoke, the old granny raised her head to look at the huge longan tree on the roof.

Yang Shengdao thought for a moment and finally said, "Okay, then we won't disturb you." "Let's go," he said to me.

"Huh?" Before I could react, I said, "You're leaving just like that?"

"Everything has to be done according to plan, and you can't force it. It's the same for transcending ghosts." With that, Yang Shengdao blew on the red candle in his hand. The small room immediately turned pitch black, and the old granny disappeared along with the red candle. All that was left was an empty bed and a pair of slippers in front of the bed.

Seeing Yang Shengdao walk out, and also seeing that the room was extremely strange, there was a cold wind blowing, how could he dare to stay here any longer, so he hurriedly rushed over, "Hey, you damned old Taoist, wait for me!"

Err, the nickname of that old Taoist Yang Shengdao was called out by me from this moment onwards.

The two of us walked out of the shabby little house.

Under the moonlight, the dilapidated room under the Longan tree seemed somewhat lonely and lonely ….

"Speaking of which, let that old lady stay in that broken house. Is that okay?" I trotted to keep up with Yang Shengdao. Well, I should call him Old Taoist now that he already had a nickname. "What if you scare people?"

The old Daoist lightly said, "Not everyone is so lucky to be able to see a ghost. If they are scared, they can only blame their bad luck. Didn't I tell you earlier? Excessive ghosts could not be forced, what was the meaning of this sentence? I'm just not happy. Well, that's it. "

"This has nothing to do with happiness!" I spat.

However, the old Daoist suddenly said, "Don't worry, she won't come back to find you."

I couldn't help but be a bit embarrassed. I didn't expect the old Daoist to see through my worries. I was indeed afraid that the old lady would come back to find me.

The old Daoist looked to his side and said, "It's 9: 29. There is still half an hour left. Hmm, let's go have some noodles first."

We were walking on a busy street in the village of Nantan. To the left was a row of midnight snacks. The old Daoist casually glanced at it, then walked into a shop and said to the waiter, "Give me a bowl of plain noodles."

The waiter walked over and saw the old Daoist's long eyebrows. The expression in his eyes was indescribable.

I couldn't help but look down on the old man and say, "Why did you not even look at the menu and order it?"

The old Daoist calmly said, "Because I only eat vegetarian noodles."

I looked at the menu and ordered a beef noodle. "I feel like I'm dreaming," I said to the old Taoist.

"Yes." The old Daoist nodded. "Life is like a dream."

In the past few days, I've been going through all sorts of weird things, and you can be considered a weird and eccentric person. I don't have anything to say to you since I've met you, and anyway, we'll be classmates from now on, so we'll get used to it after a while. But then, we'll meet some ghosts or something, ah, to be honest, I've never seen any ghosts in my entire life, but the moment I came here, I've only been here for a few days, and I've already seen a ghost.

"What are you complaining about!" The old Daoist suddenly said this, but his face was still calm, not like someone who would brag, "You only got 423 points in the college entrance exam. What are you complaining about going to this school?"

I was stunned. "How did you know about my college entrance examination results?"

The old Daoist laughed, "Because before I came here, I did a detailed investigation on you and An Gui. "Not only do I know your College Entrance Test scores, I also know that you live in a small village in the corner of the mountain called Lai Xi. You have a big brother, and your high school was originally a top student, but your College Entrance Test failed.

"Oh my god, how do you know everything!" At this moment, I could only use brute force to express my shock, "How the f * ck did you know about it so clearly!? Just who are you! "

The old Daoist continued, "That girl is called Zhen Lingyun. "Uh, as for how I know it so clearly, didn't I say above that I did a detailed investigation."

I wanted to continue asking him, but the old Daoist suddenly said, "Stop right there, don't talk about this. Otherwise, I'll expose all of your embarrassing deeds, such as when you were twelve …"

"Alright, alright, alright. Let's not talk about this anymore!" I was immediately subdued by the old Daoist.

Don't just look at his taciturn appearance, he's also good at dealing with other people.

I changed the topic. "You should know the reason why I met that old granny."

"Did you run into a ghost?" The old Daoist very casually replied.

I had a vague feeling that he was lying, but there was no reason to retort, because I had indeed run into a ghost.

At this moment, the waiter brought two bowls of noodles. The old Daoist picked up his chopsticks and said, "Hurry up and eat. We still have to rush back to the dormitory before ten o'clock."

As I watched the old Daoist suck at his noodles, I thought to myself, "You bastard, you're the reincarnation of a hungry ghost! Eat so fast! Be careful not to choke to death!"

At this moment, the old Taoist suddenly raised his head and gave me a look as if he knew that I was cursing him in my heart.

When he saw it, I couldn't help but laugh awkwardly. "Eat the noodles, eat the noodles …"

After the noodles, we hurried back to the dormitory.

As soon as he opened the door of my dorm room, without even turning on the light, the old Daoist looked at his watch and said, "It's exactly 10 o'clock!"

I was still gasping for breath. The old Daoist's footsteps were too fast. I really couldn't keep up with him. Now, I was already panting heavily. I casually turned on the lights and sat down. I panted as I scolded, "I'm really in a hurry to be reincarnated!"

Ignoring me, the old Daoist looked around my dormitory, then went out to the balcony to look around. He walked in, poured a cup of water in front of the water dispenser, placed a small yellow paper charm filled with mysterious symbols in the water, held the cup of water in his hand, walked up to me and said, "Drink this glass of water."

I looked at the water that was emitting a light yellow light and was stunned for a moment. "Can I drink it?"

However, the old Daoist raised the cup of water in front of me. I stretched out my nose to smell it and discovered that there was a very strange and unpleasant smell coming from the water. I couldn't help but glance at my head and say, "It smells so bad. I won't drink it. I want to drink it myself."

The old Daoist sighed helplessly and said, "Alright, I will never force others to do things." As he spoke, he placed the cup of water on the table and inspected his surroundings.

Finally, the old Daoist walked to the empty cabinet that I didn't use. He looked calm, but his long eyebrows were twitching slightly.

Seeing his expression, I walked up to him and said, "Is it in this cabinet?"

However, the old Daoist said to me, "Go and close the door to the balcony. Also, close the window."

I didn't understand what the old Taoist was trying to do, but from his overly serious tone, I knew he wasn't joking, so I closed the doors and windows.

I closed the door and went back to the old Daoist. The old Daoist was still standing in front of the cupboard, his eyes never leaving it. I said, "Is this alright?"

The old Daoist fished out a talisman from his pocket, then suddenly turned his head and said to me, "I think you should go and drink that cup of water."

I was stunned. The old Daoist's expression was not a joke. I said, "Alright." Then he went over and picked up the glass of water.

I sniffed at it and frowned, twisting my nose. Well, no matter how bad it was, it was only a breath's time.

The old man looked sideways at me and nodded.

I raised my glass, ready to drink it.

But at this moment, the lights suddenly went out!

The cabinet in front of the old Daoist suddenly opened with a creak and a gust of wind rushed out. The wind flew towards the glass door on the balcony, bounced back with a bang, and then rushed towards me.

The room immediately became deathly silent.

I was stunned. What is this situation …

At this moment, a moaning sound suddenly came from within the room. This sound was definitely not that of an old Daoist, nor could it be mine. The sound came from behind me. I took a deep breath, and immediately felt a chill down my spine …